Existing reviews of Portable Hydrogen (H2) Gas Detector, 0 to 500/1000/2000 ppm
Portable and easy to operate, it is really helpful in my work.
Bought this gas detector for work. It isn’t cheap, but works well. Portable and easy to operate, it is really helpful in my work.
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Noah S
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19/07/2018
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Dear Noah, thanks for your ordering and comment. To ensure the accuracy of the measurement, our gas detectors adopt the high-performance sensor so the cost is relatively higher. Good gas detector deserves this price.
Inquiry for Hydrogen (H2) Gas Detector
Can you provide H2 gas detector with lower detection range and high resolution 0.001 and high accuracy /-2% full scale?
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Riley
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05/08/2019
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Yes, we can provide this H2 detector with the measuring range of 0-10ppm and the resolution of 0.001ppm.
Does your H2 gas detector continuously check the hydrogen leakage automatically or we need to check it manually?
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Joel
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Date:
10/09/2019
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This detector can continuously check the hydrogen leakage automatically.
Hydrogen gas detector 0-100%VOL
Can we use your hydrogen gas detector to measure hydrogen in Air via selecting 0-100%VOL measuring range?
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Rob
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Date:
20/04/2020
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No, the range 0-100%VOL is usually used to measure the purity of H2 in a single gas, so it is not suitable for measuring H2 in an air mixture.
Using H2 leak detector for refrigeration piping system
Hi. We are a chiller manufacture and we currently use a 95-5 nitrogen-hydrogen gas mixture to pressurize and leak test our refrigeration piping systems. We use the H2 leak detector to find out the leaks and was curious if you had any experience using this equipment for that purpose?
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Jed
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Date:
18/05/2020
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Hi, Jed. You are welcome, but sorry to tell you, our portable hydrogen gas detector does not support H2 leaks test of refrigeration piping systems.
A technical inquiry regarding your portable hydrogen gas detector (0-2000ppm)
Hi. I have a technical inquiry regarding your portable hydrogen gas detector (0-2000ppm): what other gases can cause interference with the detection of hydrogen in this sensor? For example, we'd like to monitor hydrogen (0-2000ppm) in an exhaust gas stream that contains 73% N2, 12% O2, 10% H2O, 5% CO2, 2000ppm CH4, 500ppm CO, 500ppm NO and 750ppm NO2. Would the detector foul with these gases present?
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Scott
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Date:
10/06/2020
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Hello, Scott. In your case, CO will interfere with the H2 detection. If there is 500 ppm of CO in the environment, then even if no H2 exists, the H2 gas detector reading will show 2000ppm.
What is the lowest detection range for your H2 Gas Detector with 0-500ppm?
What is the lowest detection range for your H2 Gas Detector with 0-500ppm?
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Gavin
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Date:
07/07/2020
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Hi, Gavin. It can detect 2 ppm at least.
Can we buy the H2 gas sensor head separately if needed in the future?
Can we buy the H2 gas sensor head separately if needed in the future?
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Eckhard
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Date:
08/09/2020
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Yes, you can but the price is approx 80% of the whole sensor price.
What is the frequency of calibration required for your H2 gas detector?
Hi. What is the frequency of calibration required for your H2 gas detector?
Can we do it locally? What is the cal gas you recommend?
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Sam
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Date:
11/11/2020
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Hi, Sam. For your questions, please check answers below.
1. Once a year.
2. Recommended gas for calibration is 1:1 hydrogen.
3. Yes, of course. You can perform calibration locally, by sending it to a local laboratory or calibration company for calibration. And we can send you the calibration operation video for your reference.
Suppose I want to operate your portable hydrogen detector while it is being charged.
Hi. Suppose I want to operate your portable hydrogen detector while it is being charged. Can I do that? The reason is that we do not want the battery to be drained so that the reading is wrong.
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Herbert
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Date:
07/12/2020
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Hi, Herbert. We do not recommend operating the portable hydrogen detector while it is being charged, because it may cause unstable measurement. And our gas detector can generally be used for 20-30 hours after being fully charged.
If you want to monitor the gas continuously for a long time (more than 24 hours), we recommend using the fixed gas detector.
Hydrogen/methane detection
Hello there.
Since we only have a binary hydrogen/methane mixture and need to measure hydrogen, our thought was we could calibrate the unit using 100% methane as a zero or blank, and 100% hydrogen at the other end. The 2 gases have significantly different thermal conductivities, so as long your detector can provide accurate readings in such an environment, we can calculate the hydrogen vs. methane.
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John
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Date:
16/12/2020
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Hi, John. First of all, our Portable Hydrogen (H2) Gas Detector (0-to 100% VOL) is only suitable for measuring a single gas environment, so it does Not work in your case.
Then, we recommend using 0-100%VOL methane (CH4) detector (the lower limit of methane detection is 1%VOL), which can be used in different environments, and after the CH4 value is detected, then the remaining gas hydrogen can be calculated.
I'm interested to order the hydrogen gas detector (0-500pm)...
Hi. I'm interested to order the hydrogen gas detector (0-500pm) and therefore I got several questions.
a) Could you explain how the detection is carried out during a measurement/pump cycle?
b) What is the diameter of the air inlet of the portable detector system?
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Gauri
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Date:
28/12/2020
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Hi, Gauri. You're welcome.
a) For the hydrogen gas detector, it has a built-in suction pump, so the gas inside the chamber will pass through the sensor continuously, and the gas concentration accurately appears on the display of the gas detector. At the same time, in order to avoid residues in the air chamber, the gas detector is designed with an air outlet.
b) The diameter of the air inlet is 5mm.
Learning more about the Portable Hydrogen (H2) Gas Detector
Hello. We are interested in learning more about the Portable Hydrogen (H2) Gas Detector, 0 to 500/1000/2000 ppm unit. Given that this unit was designed for pure hydrogen, what are the anticipated effects if it’s exposed to hydrogen-methane blends or hydrogen-natural gas blends? Appreciate any insights you can provide.
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Lutan
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Date:
26/01/2021
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Hi, Lutan, you're welcome. In this case, the measurement will be inaccurate, but the gas detector will not be damaged.
Measurement of portable hydrogen gas detector
Does your portable hydrogen gas detector measure %volume or %lel?
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Carranza
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Date:
08/12/2021
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Highly sensitive H2 gas detector
The sensitivity of this detector is higher than I imagined. As long as a little gas leaks out, it can be detected immediately. We have bought more than 10 units. Our gas company can use it for emergency repairs and security inspections. The point is The hydrogen gas detector is also very convenient to carry!
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Miguel
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Date:
12/04/2022
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High accuracy hydrogen gas detector
This portable hydrogen gas detector with high accuracy and reliability. I'm very satisfied with real time LCD display. I would buy again and recommend this product to my friend.
From:
Dolly
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Date:
20/04/2022
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Replace hydrogen detectors
Is it possible to return these units in exchange for some 0-100% LEL units. I would be willing to return the 2 0-500 ppm units ($876.93/ea) for 4 of the 0-100% LEL units (423.08/ea). The only this I have done with the units I received is to charge them.
If these 4 units work well in my applications, I will likely be purchasing 4 more.
Thanks for the update. In fact, these three ranges 0-100%LEL, 0-500ppm and 0-1000ppm can all measure H2 leakage.
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Jon
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Date:
26/05/2022
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In the application environment with people, we generally recommend choosing 0-500ppm or 0-1000ppm; In the application environment without people, we recommend choosing the 0-100% LEL range. Therefore, the 0-500ppm you are currently using can also be used normally and does not need to be replaced. You could check whether the reading actually measured by this H2 gas detector is normal.
Best gas detector I have ever bought
This sensor has amazing accuracy. recommended for anyone
From:
Carter
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Date:
18/07/2022
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Two questions about this H2 gas detetor
Is there any gas that can interfere with Hydrogen detection? My expectation is that there is only H2 in the stream with probably some moisture and a minor amount of HI (vapor phase). Another question is: Do you have an oxygen detector that can measure the concentration of O2 (oxygen gas) in a stream composed from Nitrogen and a minor amount of water vapor?
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Teekay
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Date:
02/08/2022
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Unfortunately, the concentration of O2 is only 0.1%, which cannot be detected by our O2 detector. In addition, our H2 gas detector can only detect up to 4% H2, and 90% concentration has exceeded the measuring range of the detector.
10% CO2 and 5% O2 environment could interfere with the readings on the detector?
Hi, I wanted to know if a 10% CO2 and 5% O2 environment or a temperature around 37C could interfere with the readings on the detector.
From:
Barrel
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Date:
11/08/2022
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What is the hydrogen concentration? It can be used normally in environments where the concentration of hydrogen does not exceed 4%.
We bought this portable detector to ensure the safety of our laboratory experiments with hydrogen gas. The detector becomes useful for examining the connections for potential leakage. So far, I can say that it is fairly straightforward to handle and operate. Also, shipping to Canada was fast.
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Ali
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Date:
17/10/2022
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2 issues with portable hydrogen gas detector
The first issue is that I am using a 400 ppm gas standard to do my set point calibration, the highest H2 level the meter detects varies form 46 ppm to 57 ppm. The concentration the meter detect is much lower then the one in my gas standard. The second issue I am having is that the manual SET VALUE does not allow me to go passed 166 ppm.
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Cboh
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Date:
07/03/2023
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1. Please confirm whether the unit of the meter is ppm or mg/m3. If it is mg/m3, it cannot be calibrated, and the unit must be set to ppm.
2. If the unit of meter is ppm, please change it to 400ppm.
Can you tell me what the accuracy and repeatability for H₂ Gas Detector?
We got a Hydrogen detector in 0-40,000ppm range.
Can you tell me what the accuracy and repeatability for this unit is? Also, If we were wanting to use it to detect around 27,500ppm, how many calibration points should we have and at what concentrations?
Also, is the calibration gas that used hydrogen mixed in air?
From:
brooke
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Date:
10/05/2023
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What is your order number?
1. The accuracy of the detector is about 3% F.S, and the repeatability is 1%.
2. One calibration point is enough. If you want to measure 27500ppm, you can use calibration gas between 25000-30000ppm for calibration.
3. Yes, hydrogen in air is mixed, because the presence of oxygen is required to measure hydrogen.
If it is vacuumed in an antechamber could damage the detector?
I want to know if it could damage the detector if it is vacuumed in an antechamber?
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Farrah
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Date:
01/08/2023
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Unfortunately, our detector can not detect vacuum environment.
I want to detect hydrogen in an argon atmosphere
I want to detect hydrogen in an argon atmosphere and need to put vacuum on the detector before transferring it into that environment. Would the vacuum harm the detector and the pump?
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Chean
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Date:
01/08/2023
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Yes, vacuum will harm the detector and the pump.
What is the difference between the three measuring ranges?
I wanted to know what is the difference between the measurement ranges 0-40,000 PPM, 0-4% volume and 0-100% LEL. Aren't these three ranges the same? For my application I need sensor to operate in air as a warning safety sensor. Which would be the correct range selection? Does the 0-100% LEL display a percentage value range from 0% to 100% on the screen?
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Loren
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Date:
06/08/2023
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1. 0-40000ppm, the display unit is ppm, and the maximum display is 40000ppm; 0-4%VOL, the display unit is %VOL, and the maximum display is 4%VOL; 0-100%LEL, the display unit is %LEL, and the maximum display is 100%LEL.
2. 0-40000ppm and 0-4%VOL versions use electrochemical sensors; 0-100%LEL versions use catalytic combustion sensors.
Can this gas detector detect the gas mixture?
Can this unit detect a 5% hydrogen / 95% Nitrogen tracer gas mixture?
From:
irving
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Date:
30/08/2023
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Yes, this unit can detect a 4% hydrogen / 95% Nitrogen tracer gas mixture.
But please note: The detector you buy has a range of 0-1000ppm, which can be used to measure leaks, but do not exceed the range.
Question about H2 detectors longer life battery
What issues will I experience if I have to charge the unit while it is turned on? Do you have any H2 detectors that have a longer life battery?
From:
Nichaolas
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Date:
05/09/2023
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After a portable detector is fully charged, it can only be used for about 10 hours. We recommend that you charge the battery first, and then turn on the battery while charging when the battery has a certain amount of power (but you can’t use it like this frequently, otherwise the battery may be damaged). If you want continuous monitoring for a long time, we recommend you to buy a fixed gas detector, which can monitor continuously for 24 hours
Questions on how your sensor functions
I am trying to determine how the measured H2 concentration in ppm correlates to volume of gas present in the measured sample and environment measured. Thus, I have a couple questions on how your sensor functions.
Do you have information on gas flow rates at different pump speeds in order to calculate the volume of gas being analyzed over time?
Do you have H2 on/off rates for the sensor? By this I mean how long does it take the sensor to register H2 presence and how long does it take for the sensor to reset.
Do you have any reference literature that would help understand the sensor capabilities?
From:
Mavis
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Date:
16/10/2023
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1. The sensor is an electrochemical sensor, and the flow rate of the pump is stable at 750ml/min and can Not be adjusted.
2. The response speed of the sensor is T90<60S.
3. Please refer to the attachment for the sensor instructions.
What is the principle of measurement?
What is the principle of measurement? We’ve already been in touch with several manufacturers but most of them indicate that measuring in this range with TCD is rather difficult and generally unreliable.
In what gases and gas compositions can the device operate? We intend to measure in a stream what primarily consists of methane and carbon dioxide, but also contains smaller fractions of nitrogen and oxygen. As far as my knowledge goes, it does not contain any carbon monoxide.
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jacob
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Date:
06/11/2023
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1. The principle of measurement is the electrochemical principle.
2. Can detect the gas you mentioned. Gases such as methane, nitrogen, oxygen, and carbon dioxide have no effect on detection.
Portable Hydrogen (H2) Gas Detector
I see in the data sheet that recovery time is < 10 s. Does this mean that the device analyzes /- every 10 seconds?
Are temperatures lower than the indicated of -20oC detrimental for the device? We intend to measure around -35oC.
We want to measure process streams. To me it’s not fully clear what and how the inlet of the device works. Could you please elaborate? Like, can we attach BSP connections to it? Additionally, where is the outlet valve?
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Mason
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Date:
06/11/2023
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1. No. Recovery time refers to the time it takes for the instrument to return to zero after measuring hydrogen.
2. The temperature of -35°C is Not acceptable. Our instrument can only withstand -20°C at the lowest.
3. The inlet of the device is the air inlet. The instrument has a built-in pump to pump the gas in for detection.
